Events in Culpeper today

Professionals come together for a collaborative leadshare meetup focused on building relationships and growing businesses through referrals and shared insight. Participants swap leads, discuss strategies, and support one another’s goals in a welcoming, peer-driven setting. This recurring gathering takes place every second and fourth Wednesday at Elevate Co-work + Community, offering a consistent space to connect and expand networks together.

Make the middle of the week more enjoyable with a value-friendly dinner. Each Wednesday, diners aged 65 and older receive $1 off any dinner entrée, with options ranging from steaks and seafood to familiar homestyle favorites. It is a simple way to savor your go-to dishes while saving a little.

Players gather at Collector's Den for casual games of One Page Rules, featuring Age of Fantasy and Grimdark Future. The emphasis is on easy-to-learn play and a welcoming community atmosphere that makes it simple to get started. No prior experience is required, offering a relaxed way to meet fellow tabletop gamers and roll some dice.

This free Lorcana gathering offers a rotating mix of games and formats, designed for a lively, welcoming community that is friendly to new players and continuing to grow. Each week brings fresh ways to play and opportunities to connect with fellow fans in a supportive setting.

This weekly Magic: The Gathering draft features a different set each time. Entry is $15. Players are grouped into pods of four to draft and build a 40 card deck, adding lands as needed. The format is typically pick two, with occasional prerelease style sessions using older set kits. After drafting, play continues in one on one Swiss pairings, and the top prize is determined at the end. All players receive participation prizing through raffle giveaways, and three raffles are planned for each event, though the number may change based on turnout. Players keep the cards used to build their decks.

Architectural Review Board meetings focus on proposed exterior changes within the Historic District and the findings of architectural compatibility that are often connected to a Certificate of Finding. The Board also provides recommendations on historic-district design guidelines and, when appropriate, on district boundaries. Meetings are held at the Economic Development Center and are open to the public. On rare occasions the Board may move into a brief closed session only for purposes permitted by Virginia law and only after an open-meeting vote that cites the specific exemption. If public comment is included on the agenda, speakers typically have three minutes and remarks should relate to Town business. Agendas and meeting packets are prepared for each session, minutes are recorded, and information about board membership is available. For questions about the Board or the Historic District process, contact the Town’s Planning and Community Development office at 540-829-8260.

Spend two full days immersed in creative presence in a quiet outdoor setting, with the sound of songbirds and the feel of cool autumn air. This non-residential landscape painting retreat takes place beside a pond amid cedar and pine, inviting a deep connection with the surroundings. It is intended for anyone moving through a life transition who wants unhurried time to be with what is unfolding, for artists ready to claim a voice that is wholly their own rather than working from photos, and for friends seeking meaningful, screen-free time together. No prior experience is required and all supplies are included. Participation is limited to six women. The fee is $595, with payment plans available. 5 spots remain.

A vendor at the Town of Remington farmers market plans to offer classic baked goods, including baguettes and brownies, and may also bring sweet rolls and cinnamon sticks. Sign-ups are open for a Sourdough 101 class with limited availability, and those interested can send a direct message to register before enrollment closes.

A variety of vendors will be on hand with local fruits and vegetables, meats, sourdough bread and other baked goods, pickles, jams, and more.

Curt Davis brings live music to the Town of Remington Farmers Market with a set that blends modern and classic country with Southern rock favorites, plus many original songs. This independent, Nashville-recorded singer and songwriter accepts song requests, and the performance carries a clear shop-local spirit.

Settle into a soothing yoga session that encourages you to move, breathe, and relax. The pace remains unhurried, with attention on gentle stretches, mindful breath, and simple movements that support flexibility and a calmer mind. Foundational postures are paired with light strengthening, all offered in an approachable, supportive way. The practice closes with a guided relaxation to release tension so you can leave feeling renewed and at ease.

Connect with like-minded professionals in a collaborative leadshare setting focused on building relationships and growing your business. Attendees exchange leads, share insights, and support one another's success to gain referrals and grow together. The gathering takes place at Pepper's Grill.

Enjoy open play at Collector’s Den, where trading card game enthusiasts gather for friendly matches, deck testing, learning new games, and easygoing trading. All trading card games are welcome, including Pokémon, Magic The Gathering, One Piece, and Lorcana. Meet local players, exchange strategies, and relax in a community that welcomes beginners and veterans alike. Admission is free, and no registration is required. Bring your decks and settle in for casual games and conversation.

Friday Night Magic features Commander play hosted by Final Boss, a WPN Premium shop. A welcoming crowd of friendly players and mentors creates a supportive space focused on fun and community building. Check in with the Companion App to be entered into a free raffle, with promotional items, card packs, and other Magic supplies given out simply for participating. There is no entry fee, and new players are welcome.

Line dancing takes center stage at Shawn's Craft Barbecue with a fun class that welcomes both first-timers and seasoned dancers. Participants can learn the steps, meet new people, and let loose on the dance floor. No partner is needed, just bring plenty of enthusiasm. This is a free, family friendly gathering, with dancing alongside food and drinks from the venue.

Skydive Orange New Shoe Crew presents a vertical day at Skydive Orange focused on progression in head up and head down flying. The plan calls for six organized jumps led by Marko and Anya that aim to build skills and confidence in vertical formations. Participants need to be able to fly safely and take basic docks on belly, back, and head up, and must bring an audible altimeter and a freefly friendly rig. Registration costs 20 dollars and will be refunded when you attend and take part, and it will also be refunded if weather cancels the day. Jump tickets are purchased separately. For questions, contact Marko Pilepich or Anya Wallace.

Gather for a lively celebration of craft beer, live music, and local flavor. Enjoy performances by two bands while sampling award-winning beers and ciders from over 18 breweries and cideries, with chances to meet the brewers behind the pours. Food trucks from the area will be serving a variety of delicious options. Advance admission is $35, increasing to $45 at the gate. Raise a glass, discover new favorites, and know that all proceeds support local charities.

The Summer Polo Series at Blue Rock Polo Arena brings fast-paced arena polo with two matches at each gathering and a laid-back, outdoor vibe. The Blue Rock Inn Polo Bar is set up by the field for adult beverages, and food can be ordered from the Inn for convenient pickup right at the sidelines. General admission is free and the lawn is open seating, so personal chairs or blankets are welcome. Five tailgating spots are available on a first-come basis with no RSVP required. After those fill, there is ample general parking and plenty of space to get settled for the matches. For a guaranteed seasonal tailgate or to explore sponsorship opportunities, email Info@LibertyHallVA.com. Support for the series comes from Liberty Hall, Blue Rock, Opitz Construction, U.S. Polo Assn., Oak View National Bank, Tri-County Feeds Fashions Finds, Brian Bickley of American National, Chamowitz & Chamowitz, Tobias Iszard, and the Sperryville Community Alliance.

Commander Night brings players together for casual games and community building. Hosted by Final Boss, a WPN Premium shop in Culpeper, this gathering welcomes both new and experienced participants, with mentors available to help. The store aims to deliver a one of a kind play experience. Check in through the Companion App to be entered into a free raffle with promos, packs, and other supplies for the game awarded for taking part. Admission is free.